The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-02
BUFFALO BILLS BUCKERS.
ENGLIsHHrEN GREATLY xNTERBszEH
IN THE JUMPING HORSES.

IN THE JUMPING HoRsEa
AwNn,ly Hard 70 Riae whether they are
Taught 10 Back or Not-The Americas
aud the Australian Bucker Compared
Other Herses that sre Hard 70 Hide.
Prom the London REID,
Messrs. Cody and salsbury's buokjumpers
have not only furnished spectators Of their
st M asdtion proSdod them WlsR sub sss
for reflection and q themo for writing. The
these animate has shown that people are not
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him is the, same whether It come from the Avn
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sra.wero trick animals pure and !. simple 9 yes
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dust. and to realize the fact that the unexpect.
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curious concerning tho nature and habits Of
tho horse. tho question Of trick or 20 trick, 90
far as buekjumping is concerned is not with'
The proprietors Of tho Wild wo side declare that
theeo horses nrS not trained to PUCK, put taat
light to bark md bite viz. because It IL
their nature tor and nj there Is no reason 9 g
Believe That, as hcrso esnnoi buck Tor long
without becoming, fntisued, the cowboys slip
undor tho dolusion that ho has come on vic:
torions. is ready 70 begin q, again whom next
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horsemen that II you glvo in to horse
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eronce 70 the horses nature we meap. and not
racity. But as the ,bucking performances have
| extended over 80 long pcriod-some Of the
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the steeds credit ior so great degree OF per-
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serves to again remind one Of the diflerHne
away W. suisE oes sssi II
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but also those Of the other riders In the racsI
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hindrance to horse, aro one and oil matters matters
Tie steepleshase Jockey can Saord to dispense
with some Of the qualifications Of his fiat-rac-
sessed Of others no less important The hunt;
Ing man again; ride ,h over an y go
take on trust. Then there Is the military
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mastery over their half broken an!
wholly vicious horses. The eIponents o.
In any Of tho others, That cowboy. however
| well mounted, would SEQ nothing OF a run
tain as that tho majority Of owners Of four:
Undergraduates hunters would be kicked "a
jumpers: while the fiat-raee jockey In the
ranks and the cavalry soldier on race horse
Tho bucEing horses interest most OF us over
| here. because It SO happens that but an IN;
| themselves astride OF mount which would
| tax the staying powors Of stock rider or cow
boy. II we take some Of the hardest men ovos
country that we can find, 1t will az o rule. DO
| difficult to bring to remembrance an instance
| as the Wild West ones do. They will ride at
almost any fence. and sail along as though they
were part,of their horses; yet In the event OF Q
eap-begotten plunge or two. or during an
| outburst Of exuberance on the first day after Q
| FROST "voluntaries" arc not unknown. even IN
the case OF the most finished horsemen. Wedo
not for a moment moan to advance the foolish
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